Word: round
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...exercise, "work", abounds. In the proposed building, the emphasis will have moved with the times. Work will yield to fun and recreation, exercise to competition. If Harvard men of the future lose their Hemenway acquired, Strongfertian muscular development, they may at least hope to replace it by better all-round condition and a sense of humor...
Resuming our ride, we saw the Harvard Coliseum, the sports ground, more schools, relics of the Revolution, the God's Acre immortalized by Longfellow, and circled round to Longfellow's own house, where his daughter still resides. Near the house is the site of the 'Spreading Chestnut Tree.' The cottage of the 'Village Blacksmith' remains. About here there are many exquisite Colonial houses. Those that belonged to the Tories (i.e., the British loyalists who fled before the Revolutionists) are still identified by their white chimneys with a black band...
...upset in squash play was seen yesterday in the outcome of the matches of the University tournament, when D. F. Davis '30 defeated J. L. Pool '28, second seeded player of the tournament, 2-1. Pool has not been defeated heretofore, and has just recently advanced to the second round of the State Individual Championship tournament...
...pairings of the Harvard men who are to play in the second round of the State Amateur Individual Squash Championship tournament were announced last night by the Boston Athletic Association. Only five draws were announced, but one more Harvard player will be in the second round...
...list of the matches for the second round is as follows: S. M. Dupertius '28 vs. Vernon Cook '26 of the Harvard Club, Seabury Oliver '28 vs. A. R. Holt of the Newton Centre Club, J. L. Pool '28 vs. A. C. Ingraham '31. G. T. Francis '30 vs. A. J. Haughton of the Harvard Club, C. D. G. Breckinridge '31 vs. E. R. Hastings of the Union Boat Club...